“TITANIC” ACTRESS FRANCES FISHER SAYS EX CLINT EASTWOOD IS ‘EASYGOING,’ BUT ‘COMMANDS’ RESPECT ON SET.(PHOTO).

 “Titanic” actress Frances Fisher says ex Clint Eastwood is ‘easygoing,’ but ‘commands’ respect on set

Frances Fisher recently reflected warmly on her relationship with Clint Eastwood, which lasted from the late 1980s until 1995. Speaking on the Still Here Hollywood podcast, the Titanic actress praised Eastwood’s easygoing nature, saying she never saw him rattled.

 She recalled their time working together on Unforgiven in 1992, noting the quiet respect he commanded on set and his calm, deliberate approach to filmmaking.

Fisher highlighted Eastwood’s patience with Unforgiven, explaining he held onto the script for 17 years before making the film, believing he was too young for the role when he first received it. She admired his decision to wait until the timing was right, calling it “perfect” for his life and career. 

She also described the script as unique, with its original white pages intact and no rewrites, praising David Peoples’ writing as “beautifully descriptive” and novel-like.

Beyond their professional collaboration, Fisher shared personal updates, mentioning that she and Eastwood’s daughter Francesca recently welcomed a second baby boy, making them grandparents. 

She concluded her reflections by emphasizing Eastwood’s independence, saying he only does what he wants and expects others to get on board. Her comments underscored both respect for his artistry and fondness for their shared history.